In the Desert Sun, Ann Carlson (environmental law professor and co-director of the UCLA Emmett Institute on Climate Change) asks each of the Democratic presidential candidates whether they would allow California to set its own emission standards.
Donald Shoup, a distinguished research professor in the Department of Urban Planning at UCLA, was quoted in a Vice article about how North America’s bias toward automobile ownership has resulted in auto-centric zoning laws.
Noah Garrison, environmental science practicum director at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, was featured on KCRW’s Press Play with Madeleine Brand to discuss the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to roll back protections for the country’s groundwater, streams and wetlands.
The UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation is analyzing a plan to recycle all of Los Angeles’ wastewater by 2035, a project that could be the largest capital water project investment in Los Angeles this century. The research project is one of several funded under a $5 million agreement announced in 2018 between the Los Angeles […]
Dana Cuff, director of UCLA cityLAB, was interviewed on the Spectrum News 1 documentary Vision 2030: The Future of SoCal. The documentary takes a deep dive into Los Angeles County’s most pressing issues and how they will impact the future of the region, such as transportation, affordable housing and the environment.